ISIS

Ever since Islamic State began making headlines, everyone using the ISIS moniker had to decide whether to share the name

For years, Reverend Canon Andrew White worked in Baghdad—until Islamic State forced him away from his flock

The country’s inaction has angered many in the international community and ignited violent demonstrations at home

Maclean’s correspondent Michael Petrou reports from Darakshakran camp in Iraq

Barbara Amiel looks at how the West should deal with the threat of the Islamic State

While it stands with the anti-Islamic State coalition, Turkey’s real threat is already inside its borders

The rise of the Islamic State have politicians panicking about another possible terror attack. That could spell trouble at our border.

The Prime Minister lays out his plans to combat the Islamic State in Iraq, and Mulcair and Trudeau respond

Beyond the economic case for ending America’s ban on exporting crude is a geopolitical one, writes Jason Kirby

Why America’s reluctant and late-coming promise to retake Iraq will be long, costly and, quite possibly, futile